Three people were killed and two were wounded after a gunman opened fire in downtown Cincinnati, authorities said. The suspect is also dead.

The Race We’re Watching

Voters in Delaware are headed to the polls for the state’s primary, where first-time candidate Kerri Evelyn Harris, a young, African American Air Force veteran, is challenging longtime Senator Tom Carper for the Democratic nomination. It’s a longshot, but her supporters have hope that she’ll be the latest insurgent candidate to topple an establishment lawmaker. The winner will likely prevail against the Republican nominee in November.

Polls close at 8 p.m. ET.

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